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This article is part of The D.C. Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up here to get stories like this sent to your inbox. Comb through just about any political nerd’s text chains in the last 48 hours and there is one profane piece of shorthand that likely appears repeatedly regardless of their political affiliation: WTF?  […]

James and Oliver Phelps may not be sporting the trademark red Weasley hair, but the twins are still instantly recognizable to fans of the “Harry Potter” franchise having played cheeky brothers Fred and George for almost a quarter of their lives. Now, a decade on, they’re back at Leavesden Studios just outside London, where the

With its post-apocalyptic ending, the French shark movie “Under Paris” doesn’t necessarily lend itself — narratively speaking — to a sequel. But after scoring the best launch for a non-English language film on Netflix with more than 102.3 million views, filmmaker Xavier Gens is plotting a new underwater adventure, Variety has confirmed. Key cast members —

Epic sandworm rides across the desert of Arrakis, a thrilling gladiator battle involving a rhino and a display of the unmitigated feeling of pure Anxiety —those are just a few scenes and characters that have entertained audiences this past year, none of which would be possible without the artisans who make the magic happen behind

The Life Coaches Association of Nigeria (LCAN) is set to host its most vibrant Africa Coaching Week (ACW) yet, with legendary actor and business leader Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD) headlining the flagship conference. Themed “The AfroCoaching Revolution: Tapping into African Wisdom for Global Change,” ACW 2024 will be a fusion of tradition, innovation, and impactful

Carbon, the Nigerian digital bank, will resume issuing cards this month, six months after halting its card services. The decision followed changes to its card delivery system and rising customer demand, the company told TechCabal. “Our international card provider was expensive and some of the processes were too cumbersome for the product we want to

EAA AVIATION CENTER, OSHKOSH, Wisconsin — Experimental category aircraft fatal accidents dropped to historic lows over the 12-month period ending in September 2024, with the Experimental Aircraft Association reporting that safety programs are contributing to the decrease to levels beneath the FAA’s yearly not-to-exceed goal. For the federal fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2024, the

Franco-Italian turboprop aircraft manufacturer ATR has decided to halt the development of its short takeoff and landing (STOL) variant, the ATR 42-600S, and focus on its current range of aircraft.  In a press release published on November 13, 2024, the company stated that the decision was based on “extensive market review” and was made due